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Kenya church attacks are latest sign of tension between Christians, Muslims

 

By Alan Boswell

McClatchy Newspapers

MOMBASA, Kenya --

Boswell is a McClatchy special correspondent. His reporting is underwritten in part by a grant from Humanity United, a California-based foundation that focuses on human rights issues. Email: aboswell@mcclatchydc.com; Twitter: @alanboswell

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